Associate Engineer (Lab Tech)
Job Description
INTRODUCTION
The Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing (CRISP) operates a high-tech satellite ground station at the National University of Singapore. The Centre operates multiple dish antennas that track, receive and process data from remote sensing satellites orbiting the planet and conducts active research on optical, infrared and microwave remote sensing.
GROUND STATION ASSOCIATE ENGINEER
The antennas and systems at CRISP are key to Singapore's ability to communicate with our satellites in orbit, and a tech savvy forward thinking crew is essential to keep them in good shape. In this role, you will plan and carry out a wide range of challenging technical work on the antennas, control systems, RF signal and data systems, infrastructure and facilities and server room equipment. You may also have the opportunity to handle direct communications with satellites and monitor the quality of the communications links. Capable candidates who enjoy pushing technical boundaries may find themselves designing and building components and systems in-house to support our core satellite tracking, reception and data processing functions.
Job Description:
Assist in the maintenance of CRISP systems such as antennas, computers, facilities, etc.
Support the monitoring of CRISP systems to detect faults quickly.
Help to troubleshoot and fix faulty equipment and systems.
When training is successfully completed, participate in the control of satellites.
Assist in occasional administrative tasks such as stock checks, spares accounting, etc.
Undergo certification for work-at-height and boom lift operation.
Qualifications
Requirements:
Diploma in IT, Engineering or other technical disciplines.
Candidates with no experience may apply.
Only Singapore citizens need apply.
Occasional after-hours work is required.
Good to have:
Working knowledge of technical systems.
A good team-player who is also able to work independently.
Experience is not necessary as training will be provided.
Willingness to learn about complex engineering systems.